The Russellville Democrat., 1887-12-14
 nR. J. W. PRUITT,
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LOCAL LINES.

1 MT. J. B. Erwin is clerkinp tempo
 rarily atJ. W. Wells Drug Store.
 Editor Moore of the Atkins Mail was in town a short time Saturday.
 . II. Ashworth, Dover, is late ad.
 dition to the government pension rolls. | Eggs are legal tender here now. They retail at 20 cents dozen and
 none too plentiful at that. There's new merchant in town
 with notions and fancy goods to sell. He will be heard from later. ! Dover lodge No. l7 K. & A, M., will install new officers and wind up with big supper on the 27th inst. MT. 0. E. Humphreys, of Arkadel- phia, spent several days here last week, the guest of his brother, Mir. West Humpieys.
 A colored boy was taken from the train Monday and lodged in the cala- boose. He is wanted at Cabin Creek for robbery.
 --Master Horace Knowlton returned Monday from Conway, where he had spent ten days very pleasantly with his old associates. Miss Etta Miller and Miss Etter Murray. of Mississippi. are visiting in town the guests Of Mrs. Ed Bernard and Mrs. II. F. White. For genuine Sugar House malasses go to Wooten and Oates. Ut is asserted by one who knows that tl.e bank spoken of last week will be in operation here by the 1st of Feb ruary next. So mote it be. --Cali and see W. c. weimer's fine | library lamps. They are daisies. Esq. W. A. Mckinney is perform | ing the functions of deputy postmas- ter, and in him Mir. Reynolds has a i valuable and efficient assistant.
 -Christmas cards, the finest to be had, at Arthur Erwin's.
 --Dacus' meat market keeps abreast of the times in the matter or filling" for the inner man. Go to see him when yon need nything that way.
 U. W. Wells is still headquarters for Christmas Goods.
 --Dr. W. c. Renfrow was able to be out on the streets Monday for the first time since his recent serious sickness. His friends are glad to note his rapid improvement.
 Finest assorsment of toys in town at Bernard & Co.'S. Mrs. Cole, of Conway, mother of Miss Laura Cole, assistant teacher in the Russellville public school, is spend- ing the week with her daughter, at the residence of Mrs. J. F. Munday. Vases, mustache cups, toys, etc., at Arthur Erwin's. --A very fine marble top centre table was rallied off Monday night at Hill & McPherson's barber shop. Twenty chances were sold. Ticket No. I held by Robt. l.. Harkey drew the prize. Plush mirrors and picture frames at Arthur Erwin's.
 By quite decisive majority the members of the Cumberland Presbyte- rian Sunday school voted last Sunday to have Christmas tree at the c. F. church on the night of the 24th inst.
 --See Bernard's toys before buying.
 --Dr. T. M. Wyatt has returned home from an extended professional tour up the road. He can now be found in his office here prepared to do all kinds of dental work with neatness and dis patch.
 -Fine plush albums at Arthur Err wins.
 Hast Sunday being Rev. H. B. Mill ner's regular appointment at Darda- nelle there was no preaching at the C.. F. Church here aE II. At night the pplpit was filled by Dr. Patton of Dar- <ffs-u~ ..s.oAtafal | JOSS Of Appetite, Heacaciic,
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